this is why you disappear into the woods of New Hampshire dumb f***ing value lol
bros you need to get on binance smart chain this is eth farming mania over the summer all over again lol
coingecko.com/en/coins/binance-coin
ay my lil binance coins going up!
he @‘s the same global mod every time and he gives a perma
this hearing today?
I’ve been asked why I decided to share my investment ideas on social media. My investment skills had reached a level where I felt sharing them publicly could help others. I also thought that by sharing my own ideas and accepting critiques, I would be able to identify holes in my a***ysis
FATAL FLAW IN YOUR A***YSIS
i mask my advice in s***posts for this very reason
Yep noon
The idea that I used social media to promote GameStop stock to unwitting investors is preposterous. I was abundantly clear that my channel was for educational purposes only, and that my aggressive style of investing was unlikely to be suitable for most folks checking out the channel. Whether other individual investors bought the stock was irrelevant to my thesis – my focus was on the fundamentals of the business.
It’s worth noting that after five months of streaming, my final stream of 2020 topped out at just ninety-six concurrent viewers, with an average view duration of twenty-five minutes. On Christmas morning I had only 529 subscribers on YouTube, and 550 followers on Twitter. These numbers are tiny. There were rarely more than a few dozen folks on the stream on any night. The reality was people didn’t really care about 5 boring, repetitive a***ysis of GameStop and other stocks, and that was fine. For those of us who did care, the stream provided us an outlet for refining our fundamentals-based thesis. We were able to a***yze events in real-time and keep each other honest.
This is freaky bro. I am 1 post away from having to appear in front of Congress explaining why my Yellow Zebra Tokens caused a global liquidity crisis
Ultimately my GameStop investment was a success. But the thing is, I felt that way in December far before the peak, when the stock was at $20 a share. I was so happy to visit my family in Brockton for the holidays and give them the great news – we were millionaires. That money will go such a long way for my family. We had an incredibly difficult 2020. In addition to dealing with COVID, we lost my sister Sara unexpectedly in June. It brought me tremendous joy to share good news with my family for a change. I am grateful to be able to give back to my community and to support my family, most of all my wife Caroline who has stuck with me through very tough times.
CAN'T WAIT FOR MATT DAMON TO PLAY THIS GUY IN A MOVIE
Ultimately my GameStop investment was a success. But the thing is, I felt that way in December far before the peak, when the stock was at $20 a share. I was so happy to visit my family in Brockton for the holidays and give them the great news – we were millionaires. That money will go such a long way for my family. We had an incredibly difficult 2020. In addition to dealing with COVID, we lost my sister Sara unexpectedly in June. It brought me tremendous joy to share good news with my family for a change. I am grateful to be able to give back to my community and to support my family, most of all my wife Caroline who has stuck with me through very tough times.
CAN'T WAIT FOR MATT DAMON TO PLAY THIS GUY IN A MOVIE
is that deepfuckingvalue
Yep noon
buying gamestop calls on the open
showing my support to Roaring F***ing Kitty
is that deepfuckingvalue
that's his testimony to congress he'll be giving at noon today
his life a movie
BRO GET ON BINANCE SMART CHAIN RIGHT NOW
How

The idea that I used social media to promote GameStop stock to unwitting investors is preposterous. I was abundantly clear that my channel was for educational purposes only, and that my aggressive style of investing was unlikely to be suitable for most folks checking out the channel. Whether other individual investors bought the stock was irrelevant to my thesis – my focus was on the fundamentals of the business.
It’s worth noting that after five months of streaming, my final stream of 2020 topped out at just ninety-six concurrent viewers, with an average view duration of twenty-five minutes. On Christmas morning I had only 529 subscribers on YouTube, and 550 followers on Twitter. These numbers are tiny. There were rarely more than a few dozen folks on the stream on any night. The reality was people didn’t really care about 5 boring, repetitive a***ysis of GameStop and other stocks, and that was fine. For those of us who did care, the stream provided us an outlet for refining our fundamentals-based thesis. We were able to a***yze events in real-time and keep each other honest.
This is freaky bro. I am 1 post away from having to appear in front of Congress explaining why my Yellow Zebra Tokens caused a global liquidity crisis
They’re coming after dfv? Lol
Property is cool too though if you have the money
Something something housing market crash though
And then what?
Or is this just good because the gas fees are much lower?